Lazy Lake
About Lazy Lake
A small, open site on a popular lake. This is a fee for service site and has a site operator. Travelling North from Cranbrook on Highway 93, turn East on Wasa Lake Park Drive. Continue East on Lazy Lake Road for 14km. The recreation site will be on the right at the junction of Lazy Lake Rd and Wolf Creek Rd.
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Coordinates: 49.826130, -115.624382
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